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Tales to drive you batty While the other kids were outside playing, R.L. Stine used to stay in his room, writing magazines and short stories.
Why we need diverse books We need diverse books because every kid needs a book that is a window and every kid needs a book that is a mirror.
Heavy reading Parents and teachers report that struggling readers feel a sense of accomplishment when they conquer this humongous book.
Raina Telgemeier: Guts — let's just talk about it Raina Telgemeier’s graphic novel Guts tells her own story of the anxiety that caused her stomach issues in fourth and fifth grade.
"The Watsons Go to Birmingham - 1963" Discover how this one book dramatically altered its author’s life.
Matt de la Peña: Publishing "Carmela Full of Wishes" in multiple languages Award-winning author Matt de la Peña talks about the value of having books like “Carmela Full of Wishes” published in multiple languages.
Books for a multiracial society Post-WWI and WWII and the civil rights activism of the 1960s were turning points for the emergence of books for and about children of color.
Family history Show Way pieces together the history of the Underground Railroad and Woodson’s own ancestors’ experience with slavery in South Carolina.
It was red-haired Annie! Eve Bunting’s mother started a lending library in their house, but the books slowly walked away.
Finding commonalities Mr. Lincoln’s Way by Patricia Polacco is a story that deliberately deals with the issue of skin color.
